Ottawa Baltic art exhibition

Archived Articles | 02 Feb 2007 | EWR

"This Art Is Ours", the Ottawa Baltic Art Exhibition will take place downstairs in the Latvian church hall (at 83 Main), on Saturday 24 March 2007, from 2:00 to 7:00 pm, and Sunday 25 March after church service, from 12:00 - 2:00 pm. Admission is free (possible voluntary donation to cover costs).

The purpose of the show is to introduce Baltic art and artists to the local community. There will be opportunity to meet some of the artists, some demonstrations of techniques and to enjoy musical interludes.

Visitors will be given the opportunity to vote on best Avant-Garde entry as well as to comment in general via the Guest Book. The competition's theme is „Man and Nature.“. The art show is also a great opportunity to make contacts, mingle and make new friend.

The Project Leader and contact from the Latvian community is Ugis (Hugo) Lama, who can be reached at 613 592-2491 or for application information. The Ottawa Estonian contact has not yet been named.

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